Ascending alphabetical sort for Attribute Set Name #1424
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This modification allows the ascending alphabetical order of the list containing the attribute sets on the [Attrib. Set Name] in Magento Backend -> Catalog -> Manage Products page.
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January 23, 2021 22:31
This modification allows the ascending alphabetical order of the list containing the attribute sets when creating a New Product.
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A first modification allows the ascending alphabetical order of the list containing the attribute sets on the [Attrib. Set Name] column in Magento Backend -> Catalog -> Manage Products page.
It is useful for those who have a long list of sets of attributes. Magento sorts them by default as they were created, so it's very difficult to identify a particular set in a long list, especially since there is no possibility to filter the column.
Here is the result in production this store has almost 120 attributes sets:
Another modification is useful when creating a New Product. The attribute sets list is sorted too.
The third modification sorts Attribute Sets lists when creating a new attribute set:
And finally this modification sorts Unassigned Attributes list in Edit Attribute Page: